Rence
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It would be public knowledge if a large cruise ship were well under construction (ie. half-done) and it was not connected to a known cruise line. So a ship that was being built for some unknown company would be news and there would be speculation in the cruise magazines, cruise websites etc. You just can't hide a big ship like that. The ships currently under construction are well documented on other sites.
But - I suppose it could be possible that a cruise ship that was currently being built for another cruise line could be shifted over to DCL. The biggest case against this is that DCL is very particular about the look and style of their ships. But I suppose if DCL could get a really good deal and it was at a point in the construction process where DCL could still customize the ship to make it Disney that it might be possible.
I can certainly see a new ship announcement coming soon, but I just can't believe that a half-built ship is out there hidden away some place.
But - I suppose it could be possible that a cruise ship that was currently being built for another cruise line could be shifted over to DCL. The biggest case against this is that DCL is very particular about the look and style of their ships. But I suppose if DCL could get a really good deal and it was at a point in the construction process where DCL could still customize the ship to make it Disney that it might be possible.
I can certainly see a new ship announcement coming soon, but I just can't believe that a half-built ship is out there hidden away some place.